During the Civil War Substantial Numbers of Wealthy Southerners Avoided

question 61

Multiple Choice

During the Civil War substantial numbers of wealthy southerners avoided military service by

• A) bribing draft officials.
• B) volunteering as nurses and orderlies in Confederate hospitals.
• C) furnishing a hired substitute.
• D) relocating to England for the duration of the war.

Understand the purpose and application of readiness assessments.

Identify key legislation related to education for students with disabilities.

Distinguish between achievement and aptitude testing.

Recognize the significance of the Common Core Standards and their impact on educational assessment.

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